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American sign language study guides for Microsoft PowerPoint
Signing Naturally Unit 1-6 BUNDLE (with a bonus product)
This includes all of the gifs, vocab lists, and vocab PowerPoints (with embedded gifs) that you need for Signing Naturally Units 1-6! There is a grand total of: 910 gif files, 63 PowerPoints, 6 vocab sheets!Use these to help students review, practice, and study. Please note that this product includes Units 1-6. If you are looking for units 1-5 you can find that here.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Signing Naturally - Unit 10 Google Slides! VOCABULARY
⭐️ Now on Google Slides!! ⭐️Teaching ASL is hard enough! Doesn't it feel like there are barely any resources out there to make our lives just a little bit easier? We put so much time and energy into a beautiful lesson, and then a student is absent and misses new signs! We all know that dreaded "What did I miss yesterday?" question. This is an easy way to get students caught up when they miss class and you simply do not have enough hours in the day reteach material to every kid that was absent.Th
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Signing Naturally Unit 10 - BUNDLE
Signing Naturally Unit 12 - GOOGLE SLIDES with gifs
This folder contains a separate Google Slide presentation for each lesson. Google Slides include all of the vocabulary with gifs of the signs. Share on your class website, google classroom, remind, or even use a quick review or warmup!12.1 The Tailor - Understanding the story12.2 The Tailor - Telling one's own version12.3 One Fine Day - Understanding the story12.8 The Lion and the Mouse12.9 The Fox and the Crow12.10 Telling Your Assigned FableNeed other Signing Naturally units? Find them here!Un
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Signing Naturally Units 7-12 BUNDLE!
Teaching deaf and hard of hearing students
Teachers who have for the first time a student who is deaf or hard of hearing may experience some uncertainty or anxiety. The goal of this powerpoint is to lessen those feelings and replace them with more confidence and skills, and to take away the perception that you can’t communicate with these students. Because the teacher may be feeling anxiety, you may notice some defensive responses from them. Assure them that there are ways to make the situation go more smoothly, and that is why you are t
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Introductions
Created with signs from the Master ASL textbook and workbook. This PowerPoint teaches students proper greetings and farewells in ASL.
PowerPoint addresses basic ASL sentence structure; how to ask and answer questions; how to interact appropriately with Deaf people and the role of facial expressions and non-manual signals. With 18 slides it covers 1 week of instruction.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Signing Naturally Unit 11 - GOOGLE SLIDES with gifs
Great for distance learning! Be sure to check out the preview!This folder contains a separate Google Slide presentations for each lesson covered in Signing Naturally unit 11. Each presentation includes all of the vocabulary with gifs of the signs. Share on your class website, google classroom, remind, or even use a quick review or warmup!11.1 - Discussing One’s Knowledge and Abilities11.3 - Asking for Opinions about Someone11.4 - Describing Reactions11.5 - States and Provinces11.6 - Making and C
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Signing Naturally Unit 11 - BUNDLE
Barron’s E-Z ASL Lesson Outline #1: Introduction & Facial Grammar pg V-16
** NOTE: OUTLINE #1 RESOURCE PRICED LOW SO YOU CAN SEE THE QUALITY OF MY WORK. **This resource is designed to be a SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMEWORK to what you are already teaching from BARRON’S E-Z ASL TEXTBOOK (THIRD EDITION) and is not intended to be a replacement for an in-class ASL Instructor.Teacher notes and main classroom material is presented in PowerPoint format, feel free to pick and choose which sections of the master slides you want to use and when you want to use it. At the end of the deck a
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Barron’s E-Z ASL Outline #2: Chapter 1 Grammar Rules 1-5 pg 17-22
This resource is designed to be a SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMEWORK to what you are already teaching from BARRON’S E-Z ASL TEXTBOOK (THIRD EDITION) and is not intended to be a replacement for an in-class ASL Instructor.Teacher notes and main classroom material is presented in PowerPoint format, feel free to pick and choose which sections of the master slides you want to use and when you want to use it. At the end of the deck are additional slides available for editing – use these slides to insert additiona
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Barron’s E-Z ASL Lesson Outline #3: Chapter 1 Grammar Rules 6-10 pg 22-36
This resource is designed to be a SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMEWORK to what you are already teaching from BARRON’S E-Z ASL TEXTBOOK (THIRD EDITION) and is not intended to be a replacement for an in-class ASL Instructor.Teacher notes and main classroom material is presented in PowerPoint format, feel free to pick and choose which sections of the master slides you want to use and when you want to use it. At the end of the deck are additional slides available for editing – use these slides to insert additiona
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Deaf Discrimination
Deaf disrimination 1000 BC to the present day. Topics include: early religious beliefs, Plato & Aristotle, the dark ages, 1800's-1900's, Audism, Eugenics & Francis Galton, The American's with Disabilities Act of 1990 & more. Presented in PowerPoint format. User is free to use for personal use (i.e. in the classroom), may modify the presentation as needed but may not resell or use in commericial applications. Material is copyright protected. Pre-assessment, with answer key, is inclu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
ASL Level 3- Final Exam Review PowerPoint
ASL Level 2- Final Exam Review PowerPointThis huge comprehensive ASL Level 3 study guide PowerPoint reviews absolutely everything your students will to know for their FINAL EXAM!!! This tool can be used as review or to support each individual unit as they are being taught!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: ASL Level 3- Final Exam Bundle
ASL Level 2- Final Exam Review PowerPoint
ASL Level 2- Final Exam Review PowerPointThis huge comprehensive ASL Level 2 study guide PowerPoint reviews absolutely everything your students will to know for their FINAL EXAM!!! This tool can be used as review or to support each individual unit as they are being taught!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: ASL Level 2- Final Exam Bundle
Barron’s Supplemental Learning Outline #5: ASL Review One
This resource is designed to be a SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMEWORK to what you are already teaching from BARRON’S E-Z ASL TEXTBOOK (THIRD EDITION) and is not intended to be a replacement for an in-class ASL Instructor.Teacher notes and main classroom material is presented in PowerPoint format, feel free to pick and choose which sections of the master slides you want to use and when you want to use it. At the end of the deck are additional slides available for editing – use these slides to insert additiona
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Barron’s E-Z ASL Lesson Outline #4: Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Getting Started pg 37–46
This resource is designed to be a SUPPLEMENTAL FRAMEWORK to what you are already teaching from BARRON’S E-Z ASL TEXTBOOK (THIRD EDITION) and is not intended to be a replacement for an in-class ASL Instructor.Teacher notes and main classroom material is presented in PowerPoint format, feel free to pick and choose which sections of the master slides you want to use and when you want to use it. At the end of the deck are additional slides available for editing – use these slides to insert additiona
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Underwater Signs
As a former diver, Underwater Signs have always been an interest of mine and I thought for fun I would teach my ASL students some common signs used by both deaf and hearing people under water.
PADI Course Director and founder of Aqua Hands, Thomas Koch, explains a little bit about using sign language while scuba diving. Calvin Young of Seek the World joined Thomas in Texas for a few days of diving with Aqua Hands.
Koch has been instrumental in introducing people who are deaf to diving, and h
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ASL Level 2- Unit 12 Test Review PowerPoint
ASL Level 2- Unit 12 Test Review PowerPointThis PowerPoint supports the Daily Activities, Routines, and Opinions unit and reviews everything your student will need to know for the cumulative exam!Use this study guide along with the Daily Activities, Routines, and Opinions PowerPoint, handouts and Quiz/Tests!*Time Glossing Worksheet*Unit 12 Daily Lesson Plans*Vocabulary Quiz*Glossing Practice*Sequencing Handout*Unit 12 Receptive and Expressive Exam with Answer Key*Sentence Structure Worksheet*Uni
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: ASL Level 2- Unit 12 (Daily Activities, Routines and Opinions) Bundle
Welcome to Master ASL Unit 10! Fingerspelling, Numbers, and Glossing
This powerpoint was made to supplement the Master ASL! textbook and covers all of the Unit 10 information found in the Master ASL workbook. With 8 slides, the powerpoint provides a day of instruction and covers topics found directly in the Unit 10 workbook.
Topics Include:
Deaf people using signs instead of fingerspelling names. Why can't I?
Plural or Possessive "S"
More occupations
Who or what?
There are 8 slides in total. This serves as an excellent supplement to the Master ASL! unit 10. I
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
SN 1:1 Vocab PowerPoint
Teaching ASL is hard enough! Doesn't it feel like there are barely any resources out there to make our lives just a little bit easier? We put so much time and energy into a beautiful lesson, and then a student is absent and misses new signs! We all know that dreaded "what did I miss yesterday?" question. This is an easy way to get students caught up when they miss class and you simply do not have enough hours in the day reteach material to every kid that was absent. This PowerPoint has GIFs of a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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